Bhutan
The Tiger's Nest monastery, Thimphu and Paro valleys, and a country that measures progress in Gross National Happiness.
- Tiger's Nest
- Thimphu & Paro
- Mountain monasteries
- March – May and September – November
- 6–7 days
- Ngultrum (BTN) — pegged to INR, Indian rupees widely accepted
- No visa for Indian nationals — just an entry permit, arranged ahead of travel
Where a Bhutan trip usually goes
Nothing here is fixed — this is the raw material. Keep what appeals, cut what doesn't, and we'll build the route around what's left.
Paro
Home to Bhutan's only international airport and the trailhead for Paro Taktsang — the cliffside Tiger's Nest monastery.
Thimphu
Bhutan's capital — a low-rise, unhurried city built around the Tashichho Dzong fortress-monastery and the Buddha Dordenma statue.
Punakha
Former capital, home to Punakha Dzong at the confluence of two rivers — widely considered Bhutan's most beautiful fortress.
Phobjikha Valley
A glacial valley known for black-necked cranes that migrate here every winter — quiet, rural, and largely untouched by tourism.
